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The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
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LAND orricH At

GttSwoop sratses. Colo. Nav -. u.s..
NOTICES. hereby given that the following
~ named settler has Med uoticr of hi. inicn.
tot. tu make anal rr,,pf In SUPPORT 81 hi. claim.
and that ssid prupf will t'c made brfurp the
W-9ister and Wsrcisrt. At GlcuwtAd sprtus..
Cello; On July =. i.-.; .t 10 O'Clock =. m.
Colorado, on hi, q. r. u. 4. No. w, for ,h~
~ ne y n y - Y sec a Tt 5. n. u. v. ". ssh
I'm.
He nance the following witnesses to prpec
hi. continuous residence uypn. and cultivation
of. .aij land. yisi Matthew johnson. d. u. Cs-.
ter. George Owens and John Robinson. all of
Yampa. Noutt county. Colorado.
=. j. Ug1.AS. Hcsistcr.
tvirst Pub NAV ss-Ia.t July /. i>s.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
Nestce for Publication.
IASn nfYlCE Ar

GLsSwooD srHISu-. Colo. May -. iss.
NUTiCE-I- hereby given that the following
~ panc-i settler has hlc,l notice Of his ini.n-
tton to make anal priof In support Of hi.
fore the Register and itccrivcr. nj glcnw"oi
springs. Colorado, on July :. is,.. at 10 o'clock
n. M. via! Mathew johnson. of Iampa. Rn,itt
county. Colombo. for the NV i sw 4 sec ., aud
sc -cc 4 and ne = ne y sec u. Tp 9.
y. u. pt. W. 9Th T.. ".
lie Names the following witnesses to prove
hi. continuous Residence upon. and cultivation
Of. said land. vizi itn,.crt Jordan. L. ~ Caster.
George Given. Rni John Robinson. all of
YamIa,. itoutt county. Colo.
=. j. DgLAN. Register.
Ifir.t Pub Nav es-Ia.t July .. Iss,l
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
Notice Tor Publication.
LAND OFFICE At

GL.Nwoop srRtNoa. Colo. May 81. issi.
NOTiCE-is hereby given tina, the following
~ named settler has Tiled notice of his iu,crr.
ton to make final proof in support OF bi-
the Register and kccc', or. at Glcnwoo.l
springs. Colorado. on July :. lsss. nt 10
o'clock n. M. Wis l.. II. Caster. of Yampa
Colorado. on hi. p. u. n. =. No. gsi, for the
nv !. aud W y nc y scc II. Tp8, N. Il. ~ W.
9Th +. ".
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of. sail land. viz. Hpi,crt Jordan. Mathew
Johnson. Gcortrc .i,eu- aud Thomas tarplin,
all of Yampa. Routt county, Colorado.
$. J. DEI.AS. ttrris.er.
First Pub May ss-Iast July 9, iss.I
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
ssuci.i.n'. Arm,ca ss,y-,

The best salvc in the world for cuts
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rhcum. fever
sores. tetter. chapped hands. chilblains.
corns and all skin erup,ions. and posi.
lively cures piles. or no pay required. i,
is guaranteed to give perfect sa,isfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price a5 cents
per box. For sale by all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
Nsss~~ Sag Ssa ahlt~aslen.

LAND ogrirE
.Ls>u""n -rli>..- 'n.n.. Nsf u is.,
NUrirr B. h-r-t,y st,.a thu, the faiip- in-
~ named .rt,l-f h.. nl-i n"stos .f hi. If'
ciaifn, afyi that ssti pr,-pf - III H. nta. t-fus.
Tho hssisirr AMI Hs.rtv-r nj Glrn-ossi
-prtnss. Colorado. go July u. is;. At ~
o'.la.k q m. sns Jane. v. Code uf N--i-r.
tsi-r~io. 90 HE =. u u. =. No. a.. ttr ib.itsn
~-r,~s. for thu - :. nc y AMI nc y ne y -, IL
.nsi a. !. 60 y sec. 10. TT L. =. u. ". ". s;h
T.. N,
lie name. tho following -ii.-..-. To Prove
hi. continuous r..ti,',i.- urou. AMI -siltiss'tpn
of. aid ianai. via John W. Cor. ~. y. V.
liur-h. ". ". .s- AMI Casper -iipr. ali IT
N~~A-r. r.lura.lo.
=. J. buLNN. W-st.,rr
trirs, I'ub June t-i.a., July v. t.--l
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Tom Baker has suspended work for
the time beng On the Government
Road. and will give his attention to
the roads in the vicinity Of town for
while. Mr.. Baker Is the recipient Of
unqualified praise from all who have
lately travelled over the Government
Road for his work on that road. We
arc assured that Commissioner Gregory
will have the two or three remaining
bad places up toward the top OF the
Divide repaired.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
TIE Gs-ssr, STABILIZE.

II YOU want your horses wrl f-l
and properly taken care of call ai The
stables Of Mrssrs. Gilmore \ ltrsiall
The Gregory s,ab!csnrc ccn,craliy lcca'
,ri and prices reasonable. They have
good pas,urasc In connection, ssi asr
well prepared to pasture stock b the
day, wssk or month.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Willie Vcsicl. s"n of Mr.. ". l..
vcaich Of Upper White. met with a
dangerous accident n few days ago. lie
had been leading cartridges and was
about TO ,;cop down and pick mp one
he noticed on the iicor when It exploded,
piece II shell striking him In the eye
and cutting that member badly.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
SPECIAL SOuoCN.

We have taken our stations 10 Dh.
ranch on Little Beaver for few w,1ks
Mares from outside points. down u,
river and vicinity of Mcckcr will b-.r,.
ccivci ut our stables In town bni
given prompt attention.
MCIIArToS \ DHEivr-s.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
Ctsy Drag sssSe..

For drugs. medicines, paints. h'oss,
stationery. fancy and toilet articles.
Held glasses. ar;i,ts materials. musical
eoo-i-, etc. etc, go os srnd Your orders
Ia Dr. T.. Stn,rr. i.awlins. Wyoming.
and s-t the bc,, go-is nj lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

4. iicnriosi. tic band teacher. has
been under the weather the past week
xuiirrins from lead poisoning. His
many friends here wish his speedy ic.
coyUIy.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
MOTTO o..

All persons indebted io the I'm ,s
signed will please comc forward b,d
settle n, cncc. All hill, clue us aisi 10
paid by The u, of Jul, will l,c Jat IL
the hands u a collector.
liAnr \ wMiont
Mg,:kEG. June I. issi.
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NOTICE.

I thereby authorize J. l.. Armit 10 col.
Iect all accounts now due me. Person.
indebted To the will please call and .c,.
tie ai once. {. +. GARDINER. NJ. D.
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wANTI.p.

About ao head good hcifers. woul.
take par, steers II an, object in price
Address. Immediately.
+. l.. kiMuALL.
Lay l.. D.. Rou,t Co.. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Tho School Hoard held y meeting
Monday evening Mt which several qucs.
iioas affecting the wclfarc ot the rising
generation we're discussed.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

quite number Of cattle were taken
through town this week. and nj times
rai-vd clouds OF dust.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
o.s,., vursi.s,.x Geea..

A full and complete line just received
u, J. ". Hugus X Cos The fines,
ever offered In Mecker, and at bottom
figures.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

The Fourth should bc celebrated IN
u manner bciilting our prosperous and
growing community.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
Sotlrc for 80 lille asisa.
LAM uYgtr1. At

Gtr>~oop srni>as. c"lo.. Nsyp. is.:.
\ivatCl .s hrr-iv Tiv-u ;',, tho following
~ psu,.-i ..sti.r ha. nl..I nptrv .f his int~n.
rlsir, sni that all pr,-,f will h. male u-forv
the Register and iir--i,-r at glcnwrci
sttins.. Colo. on June e. i-s.. at ~ O'clock
m. Wis I,i-ian ~. itai.tnr. uf Ssnr-a. Colo.
on hi. r. u. u. :. NJ. -.... for the 4 nv u.
ani n :, .w I, SEE 4. Tp 8 y. u. Us ". 9Th =. ".
He names the following witnesses to prove
hi. cuntipuou. rs-j-p.. iJ-pn. anil cult, stiau
81. sssiJ land. Nisi George furh. nf Lay. it.,itt
,ssiuty. Cole. and u. Wurtbinstnn. DAVID Tsy-
Iur. Charles UruthcrturI. \. ". tanney and n.
Narf.a. blHn. uf YanJT,. h"lti .-',inty. Colo.
=. j. Drt.sS. Register.
Tt1r~t pub May si-is-t June u. ISL
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

This section was visited by n very re.
frcshing rain Thursday. aud II was
heartily welcomed.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Chris Is keeping abreast with the
times. inasniuch ss the front Of his
place has undergone quite = change.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

II is rumofc,i that the Midland Inns
let contract for the grading Of their
ios,d-bcsi up Elk creek.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
J. ". usssas 4 Go.

Have Jus, received full linc Of garden
seeds. Also alfalfa. millci. white clover
and lawn grass, ric.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Town Council meets IN regular se.'
sion next Monday evening.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Frcigh, is commencing To come In In
large quantities.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Otto wicgand received tho furniture
for his barber shop this week.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
METRE tor s.a b.seasiss.

LAND ufttrE At
GLr>~pup srai>u-. Colo. MAJ ~. t.-..
NOrtcE u h-r-,'y si,-n that the following
~ usnis-i ssiii~r has nls-i ncti-- uf his int.r.
ti"n to- fnas" nnsl pruuf in support Of hi.
the Nrsis;cr sni Nn-ri,rr at slcp~u~i
springs. tolor,in. on July G. iss5. at 10 o'el..h
.. M. Nbi septsc sis.a.. .f SsmI.a. tlu,iti
the g y .w sn.i 49, I, .wl, .s-r 10 aud i,~ !.
nv y SEC u. Tp. y. u. VI. V. 9th p u.
lie name. the fu,i.ring witnesses so PRIV .
II. aid land. ,vs l.. u. Caster. Mathew
John.rn. N".r-rt Jordan and John Robinson
all uf ysuI-a. Nputt s-,up;y, Colo.
y. J. Drt.A~. Wraisisr.
Irir.t Pub May -s-t.a., July :. isr.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04


whatl ho there. ha-e chutls. why IL
this thus! Through the medium ii
Heart und Hand nnd In response II the
love pleading words of M cmbroyo cat
tie kin. yoang lady. fair To look upon.
left her home In some far away Eastern
State and hici her to the home Of her
a,iorrr. somewhere In tho nrighboiho..i
ot Axiai l,assn. just imagine ilsc shcck
To her tender and loving feelings on n.
rivinx al her destination to l,e received
with y yccldnrss that would have chilled
\ Montana blizzard. Tie only excuse
the whilom lover would Riyc Of his
singular conduct MAS that the young
lady didn't pan out according In plans
and specifications rs furnished 10y photo.
graphs. The young lady went on, on
the next stage with the avowrj pnrpssc
Of joining the irs, woman's Right,
club she ran across. She. no doubt.
realizes hy this time that cattle kings
don't grow on every bush.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Figs at Houston's.
~
Lemons at Houston
s
Oranges at Iioustons.
Writing tablets, all sizes, II, Hous-
tons.
"Stercoscops" and views at llous'
toms.
PERFORATED paper for shelves, cheap
ut Houst1S,'s.
New stock Of hne stationery Just re-
ceived ut uoustons.
Playing Cards. Checker Boards, Dom
ioes, etc., for sale at j. V. Houstons.
Poxxoni's Complexion Powder I'M
parts n brilliant transparency to tie
skin. J. V. Houston has II for sale.
China Jim has received lot OF plain
aud fancy silk handk.rchiefs. line Grape
shawls and s;,shes. and Japanese para
soils. and Is selling them at reasonable
prices. Call and see Jim al the Meeser
hotel.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
Notis~ tsr Publication.
FRANK rrrtrrrn.
fA<n gYtsf.r AT

Cr>yusL Ctrr. col... Aprii u. tee.
NpTfcr-f. h-r-ty gwen that the s.,iov inS
~ named settler has al..f nusi.v uf HE tnfrns
tinn .. made nnai po-nf in .upy-,st of his
caitr. sni that .sii rry-,f vii H. made t-foru'
". q. Wallace. tirrA of Court. at Hahn. l'rsh.
N"uit .uunty. Cole. on Jun- q. i~sf, Via trunk
Ft~ircr. on his ptr~smpsirn u. :. No. s.Sss for
tn. avs y .~ Z. .r- ". aud " :, ms Y AMI nv
\, 80 v sec ~. Tp. y. ". sa ". Of 9TH =. y.
lie Names thu following viins-sss-s so pvvsc
HE ,sstntis r,ssi.if,- uytf,. ap-l .siitis stio,
IT. ..sJ Lard. via fwnk T.. f-rnoli and Jam-s
N"vycli .f yamTs,. linsist .u'infy. Colo. anil
u. v. -h..iiin and Jsaa. Haley. uf Lay. Hoosf
-sssnt,. rals.
HicitNHD HNHvgY. H-r,sser.
triE.; T'ih Arrii .s,-t.ast Iunr I. t.-.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

One Of the notable attractions In
store for visitors Ia Glcnwoo.i Springs
Is the wonderful cave lately discovered
In the canon about II mile above town
by l.. II. Alexander. The cave Is In
some places over hundred feet high
and from iifty 10 two hundred feet In
width. It is over hyc hundred feet III
length with u number of caycrns and
passages not yet explored. From the
roof In pendant beautiful stalac,l,.s
which have assumed some queer and
4rotcsInc forms. II Is one u the
wonders Of this country which Is 20
productive Of tie beautiful In nature.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
nv.x., N~1,si..., E,rl

NVwEs, NrASriaes, Etr7
Drugs. medicines, oils, paints. and
everything In the drug line al j. W.
lIugus 4 Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
HkAAOAAL.

Ed Wiiber returned from Grand river
Thursday.
CHI. Wolcott came over from Milk
creek Sunday.
John j. Niblock came In Oh yesterday
mornings stage.
Mr.. Major and party returned from
the Springs Sunday.
VIM. James OF Axial, was autographed
ut tho Meeker Hotel Monday.
Sheriff Morgan Of ltoutt county, is
spending u few days in sieeker.
Pit Dawson, after lengthy visit to
Utah. returned to Meeker Thursday.
Mr.. Hugh Torrcnce Of Mountain
Meadows, spent Monday in "thc future
great"
From Standpoint OF Reason" was
among tho visitors To the metropolis
this week.
Sheriff Kendall WAS over from Glen
wood In the early part Of the week Oh
official business.
George II. Taylor paSsed through
Meeker Tuesday on u tour Of inspec-
tion Of the bridges on Lower White.
Otto Me,xger was IN from his Mesa
ranch Monday. Mr.. Metxger reports
oats and other crops doing well on the
Mesa.
jesse Horst. leader of the Glenwood
brass hand, favored this oaic. with u
call yesterday. Mr. i,orst and Mr. Jos.
Hardwick Of Glenwoo-i. are over In this
country on recreation trip.
Mc,srs. shcrrcr and Mcs;innis, from
Red Ciin. tnrriri u few days In the
metropolis the fore part Of the week.
They have with them several Rocky
Mountain canary birds, and ARE on 4
prospecting tour.
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04
HOUSTON!
NEWS DEALER AND STATIoNER.
A Full and Complete Line of
Confectionery, Tobacco,
Cigars and Fancy
Notions.
AT
Nv. HoUSToN's.
N.tte~ S.r Publication.
ItAn nIsffgE ar

INSD OFFICE At
.tr>-"up -rHi>a.. Ccin-. May =. i.s..
NUTiCT-i. h-r-',y sis-r that the fuilu- t,si
~ named settler has nl-.i motto. II hi. int-ns
ti"n :" make nnaI po-if in support .f his
fur~ the iissi.,-r and ii-c-i,-r at Gi-nuc uc--i
springs. Colorado, oa J.Iy IA, t--s. at 10
n.ci.-k a. M. ,tst Gisin ]. smissr. IT
u. I. ts. far the ne y y $50 u. 80 y nv
y and = 3. ~ Y sec y. TT :. y. H. y, ~. s,b
IN
lie maine. the fnll,~ Ing ~itnr.s-. tn prove
HI. continuous r,si-I.nss ut-,t,. AMI .uti, ,iion
II. .siJ isn.i. sDi Jsm.-. N-Npjrv~. t>r~t.
W. fluut~rlI. Jsmr- Adam. and Thomas Little.
all ot ,i--krr. CoI-rast,.
: J. Dst.sS. H.si.;~r.
Ifir.s i',ib June t-ia.f July y. I--.i
The Meeker herald., 1887-06-04

Playing Cards. Checker Boards, Dom
ioes, etc., for sale at j. V. llouston's.
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ISLAND NOTES.
HlLo. Hawaii. August 25th.

1AiLpr hawaii AUGUST -tStEr.
Mr.. Juan Vivas, Portuguese, adj
dressed his countrymen at the Rink on
the oath instant, three hundred OF that
people being present. Vivas translated
and explained the new Constitution
spoke about the government OF these
Islands the past five years, and compared
it with the government OF their own
country
A Blue Ribbon entertainment was
given at the Court House Hall on the
10th instant, a good number being pres
ent considering the weather. The pro-
gramme was a good one a reading by
Miss Hattie Hitchcock, recitations by
Howard Hitchcock and Frank Smith,
piano solo by Miss E. Richardson, vocal
solo by Mr.. Levi Lyman, remarks by H.
:. Townsend, vocal solo by Mr.. 4. j.
BEGINNER. All Of which delighted the
audience.
The following gentlemen were nomin-
ated for Mobiles at Hilo on the 22d inst:
D. Il. Hitchcock, H s. Townsend, Hilo:
c. Motley, Hamakua; Doct. Wight and
Luhiau, Kohala c. Wall, Kau. Rep
resentatives: H. Deacon, Hilo; D. Ka-
mai, Oonomea. J. A. VI.
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vessels Expected from Foreign Porrs

vessels Expected TrOm Foreign POrIs
+Haw schr General siegel Sanders, from
French Frtgate Shoals due Nov 1920
Ger blk Peter Goddefroy -, sailed from
Liverpool May 3rd, due sept 1-25.
1881
Am bktne Ferris s Thompson, Potter, from
San Francisco, due at Kahului July 1851
Am bktne Wilder, H Paul, from San
Francisco, due July 2O-3I
French frigate Ducrex from Chile
French 6rigate Florie from Chile
Am ok Edward May, Johnson, sailed from
Boston June 23d, due Nov 1-25
An ship Matilda, Merriman, from Hongkong,
due July 12-3I
SIS Juniata, from China, due July $50
Chilean corvette Esmeralda, from South
America
H I'M s Kaimiloa, Geo E Jackson, from sa-
moa, due Aug 1881
Am brgtne consuelo, E Cousins, from Port
Townsend, due Aug 1871
Am bark Souoma, Il II Griffiths, from Port
townsend, W T. due Aug 20-31
Island, due Aug 1920
Nor ok Professor Johnson due at HiIo Ha-
wall, August 1920
Brit blk Min, from Liverpool, due Tecember
Am bgtne John D Spreckels, C s Friis, from
san Francisco, due August 2O-31
Am blk Ceylon, Calhoun, from San Francis
co. via Port Townsend, due August 1925
Am oktne Amelia, W Newhall, from Port Town
send, due August 1871
- Am blk WhitmoTe, T Thompson, from Port
townsend, due August 1881
Am bktne Ella Rust, from San Francisco,
Que August POSI-
Am bk Catbarien G A Perkins, from San Fran
CISCO due August 25-31
Haw schr JenL Walker, B Anderson, from
Fanning's Island, que September 1-2O
Am bktne Discovery, Jno Lee, from san Fran
cisco, due Aug 22-31
Haw = Zealandia, X Oterendorp, from
San Francisco, route to the Colonies due Sep
tember
NJ ) City of New York, from San Francisco
en- route to Yokohama and Hongkong due Sept
10
Am brig Lurline, VIM Matson, from San Fran
cisco, due at Hilo, Hawaii, Sept $40
Am tern Eva, Wikman from Eureka Cal,
due Sept lilo
Supposed TO be lost.
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CHU ON Il co.
and Japanese Goods, AZ Nuuanu
Street.

Have constantly on hand Silk, Satin,
Grape, Grass Cloth, Embroidered and
Hemstitched Silk and Grass-cloth Hand
kerchiefs, Silk and Grape Shawls and
Scarfs.
a great variety of Japanese and Chi
nese Tea Sets, Vases, Bronze and Lac
quered Wares
Ivory, Sandalwood and Tortoiseshell
Card Cases, Paper Cutters, Fans and
Jewelry Cases.
Gold and Silver Jewelry, setting with
tiger claws, cat-eyes and amber, such as
Scarf Pins, Earrings, Bracelets, Neck
laces, etc.
An assortment of Chinese and Japan
csc nick-nacks and curiosities too num-
erous to specify.
Chinese Mating speciality.
Also, just received, ex Hawaiian bark
Lillian" large invoice of Ebony AMI
Marble Furniture in sets. Table, Chairs
and Settles.
A full assortment of Flower Pots, Arti-
fetal Flower Baskets, Lacquered and
Bamboo Goods, etc.
The public is respectfully invited to
inspect our goods. 768 feb2
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! Inc steamer M1kahala arrived yesterday morn.
ing from Kauai with 2,475- bags sugar, 473 bags
PADDY 90 bags pia, II hides, horse and 145 bags
| bones. 'As'
Inc steamer Likelike arrived from Maui yes
! terday morning with 2o7 bags taro -four. horses
~ bags corn, 5000 feet kca lumber, and general
| cargo Leaves tomorrow afternoon again for
Maui
The steamship Alameda sailed last Saturday
morning for San Francisco with 2 997 bags sugar
1'3CS punches bananas and 100 boxes betel
leaves. She had also considerable cargo on board
In transit for San Francisco. The domestic cargo
was valued at s17,4 19.
The schooner Manuokawai brought 815 bags
sugar and 100 bags rice bran from Koolau yes
terday.
The schooner Luka brought the mainmast to-
gether with the spars of the schooner Pauabt
which wrecked on the Kona coast several
years ago
The steamer WaimanaIo brought s PASSENGERS
5000 oranges, so bags tarO, pigs and "a packages
sundries from Waialua and Waianae
The American brigantine Consuelo. CAPTAIN E
Cousins, arrived in port early last Saturday.
PIP days from San Francisco. She brought 500
barrels -four 1852 gallons wine Il, 738 pounds
sugar, 70 barrels salmon 10 900 pounds lead 10
rolls leather, $40 sacks bran, 120 sacks oats 60
bales hay, 211 pounds coffee and 255 pigs The
Consuelo is moored at the Pacific Mail Com pany's
wharf.
The Norwegian bark Professor johnson, |
Captain o. ]. Pengerson, will leave HiIo, Ha- |
waii for New Caledonia about the latter part of |
this week with the balance of her lumber, 5OO- |
600 feet.
The steamer Kinau leaves this afternoon for |
windward ports and the Volcano.
The steamer Lehua brought IS head cattle, 80
sheep horses and l mule from Molokai last |
Friday night. Leaves again to-day for Molokai.
h NJ. s. Wild Swan, Captain Chas. L. oxIey,
sailed at O'Clock last Saturday morning for
Esq uimauIt, B. c.
The schooner Moi Wahine arrived yesterday
morning from the Hamakua coast Hawaii.
q. S. s. Juniata was to leave Mazatlan wesz
tern Mexico for Honolulu, on or about August
Goth.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS

From windward ports per stmr Kinau-H
brede, F Chalmers, Furneaux and wife, A f
gp9d Jr, Townsend, Rev W Oleson, W n
hoimess n @ Wilfong, D. E. Williams, c Spen-
yer. Deacon, DR. J Brodie, Miss Moore, Bro
pte!EItTaEn, Mrs Turton, ST., Mrs s Macy and
entId Mr. Apoi, Miss K Van Norden, " HASTE
"IIe ana children, and SO deck passengers.
from Mani per stmr LikeIike Aug 2s-S P Will
SGSI, AIr Coyille, Damon and child, Alan.
Heh Lang, Miss Alexander. F E Dodge and
S Ne, BRO Henry, Long Chong, Long Sop. Mrs
A n VSnanl, Miss Hattie Needhan, P Mott Makss,
. u Shilth, and 6s deck passengers.
Al rom o Molokai and Lahaina per stmr Mokoiii
s ='--Armstrong, Smith and 10 deck.
OF ron ON san Francisco per bgtne ConsueIo, Aug
Ais L 3 Kerr and child, and Miss L'Eveque.
cI sdom Kauai per stmr DIikahala, Aug 2s-H
Nnn9,S oTnlan Hubert, Misses Anna and Bessie
s Eaoin, W Hardy,G Is Dole, Walter Dole, Mrs
AnnIat ana child Mundon, Miss Harper, Miss
E FgoLo-i masters and Long, BoTchgre vinck,
KeissnHrS JAS Il Kanoa and SON Mrs Dole. Mrs
Aheona' y II Wodehouse, Jr., Miss Louisa
senseTss' MISS Meyer, . Chinese and 81 deck pas
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The Conquest Dramatic Corps.

The entertainment given at the Opera
House on Saturday evening by sailors of
FL. B. NJ. S. Conquest afforded pleasing
diversion to the comparatively small
audience which assembled. Many a
hearty laugh resounded through the
building, and a vein of humor, varied
by occasional ebullitions of genuine wit.
characterized the performance through
out. The familiar adventures of Pitcher
and Tosser in that immortal drama,
''The Area Belle" the pathetic senti-
ments of Walker Chalks, the irate tenn
per of Mrs. Croaker, and the faithless
love of Penelope, the servant maid, were
severally depicted in a wildly realistic
manner by the personnel already pub
lished. A song and stump speech filed
a brief interval, and another farce,
laughable to degree entitled ITO Paris
and Back for Five Pounds" was pro-
duced. The character of Samuel Snozzle,
a very simple youth, was well sustained
and received appropriate support from
the other members of the company.
Professor Berger and his band boys
rendered good service as is usual on
similar occasions. The proceeds are to |
be devoted to the British Benevolent |
Society. Among those present were the
British Commissioner and members of /
his family.
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heath ola Sailor.

Alfred East, a sailor belonging to II.
B. NJ. s. Conquest, died at the Queens
I Hospital on Sunday morning OF pleuro
pneumonia. He was buried in the after
noon, the funeral taking place from the
hospital, a number Of sailors and
marines following the remains to the
grave. The deceased was about twenty
one years of age, d native of B.rming
ham, England, and had been i'll about
five weeks.